It is quite ironic or a coincident with a name,
Greg White, a photographer with a style consisting hues of grey and white (not to be confused with Greg and White) or lack of colors. The difficult task with the lack of colors forces the viewer to concentrate on the content rather than being distracted by the beauty of colors. The images on his website are beautiful and grand with the simplicity of shapes, lines, and repetition. Greg mainly shoots commercial and editorial photography, yet maintain his passion with landscapes and architectures. He carefully defined and sustained his brand and style whether shooting on a personal or commercial projects.
He quoted, "I only shoot images I think will make really interesting pictures and fit within the style of my work as it's very easy to get carried away and end up with lots of pictures that become similar to many other photographers. As a result, I don't actually shoot very much and prefer to chose wisely, making visits to a location before committing myself to a picture."
Greg White is based out of London. His personal work are shot on 4x5 camera using film, while his commercial work is shot on a high grade digital capture methods.
Most of us grew up with a Spirograph, Rubik's Cube, and Legos. For those who became bored, either had it pawned or it mysteriously vanished. Chris Kirby took these creative toys as an inspiration, fine tuned his creative vision and turned it into a career. As an ex-engineer, he utilize his talent to creative these wonderful and captivating products from lighting, furniture, and accessories. His Compost Vase was awarded the Macef Design Award for Highly Commended Entry, as well as Core77 Light Objects for Notable Entry.
